Demystifying the many different subfields in math for beginners with accessible explanations—as well as motivating their beauty with engaging artwork.

Unveiling the diverse branches of physics for beginners through clear and understandable explanations—while inspiring appreciation for their elegance with captivating artwork.

Introducing the interdisciplinary array of biology subfields to beginners with easy-to-grasp explanations—enhanced by vibrant artwork to showcase their appeal.

Detailed explanations of the various physics and related courses offered to students as a part of the major and various concentrations. This guide explains what each course covers, upperclassmen advice, how the topics covered are relevant to specific fields of research/industry, etc.

Demystifying the resources offered by Penn’s Weingarten Center for students with disabilities in an easy-to-read and visually-captivating format—as well as explaining the process of receiving accommodations!

A Student-Run 2-Day National Conference at Penn, open to all U.S. undergraduates and occurring October 2024. This event was co-created by the Project Lucid team (see the other board members here). Students may also submit their creative work to the Penn Journal of Arts and Sciences—regardless of their participation in the conference—which I created as a wonderful way for many people around the world to share articles, reviews, artwork, and other creative work with their peers.

Painted 5 ft x 6 ft mural for the undergraduate physics lounge to combat limited attendance; renovated the remaining space with comfortable furniture and decorations to encourage a sense of community and connection among new students. Use the link below to view the additional renovations posted on social media

As founder and editor-in-chief of PJAS magazine, I wanted to create a platform at the intersection of arts and scholarly works. Currently 2 issues have been released, with over 1500 submissions of arts, scholarly works, and literature. Check it out below!